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    Default Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    I would like to add a field in this shcedule that shows the ratio of the number of parking stalls of each type as compared to the total number of cars. Is this possible?
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    Default Re: Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    Sorry, no can do.

    You can't use a calculated value (like Count) in a formula.
    That's another long-standing Wish List item.
    The reason is, that Count field doesn't really exist. Its not a parameter, and thus can't be included in a Formula. Where would you put it in your Family?

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    Default Re: Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    OK, I'm seeing that it's not possible to use "count" in a calculated value. Is there any other workaround that I'm not thnking of to acomplish this? All I really want is a ratio of each type of space to show up compared to the total. It seems simple in concept, but maybe I'm mistaken.

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    Default Re: Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    Here is how you can do it.
    1. Define a formula calculated value: Name - Workaround, Type - Number, Formula - 1.0; Hide the column showing this value
    2. Define a percentage calculated value for Workaround.

    If this is a long standing wish list item then may be the recipe should be repeated in tricks and tips forum.
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    It works great!!!
    the only thing to consider is that with 3 objects with the same value each one of them will display 33% and that is 99% you loose 1% unless there is a way to change it to 33.33% which I do not know if you can on project units.

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    Default Re: Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    You can use Formatting tab in schedule properties to set desired precision of percentage display.

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    Default Re: Count to grand total ratio in a schedule

    Thank you Leonid. As usual you have all the info I need. I think this should be a tip for the tips and tricks portal page.

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